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"Noel Edmonds is a tit.Brexit is a shitfest.Teresa May is a twat.Jeremy Corbyn is an even bigger twat.The EU are also twats,just of varying sizes." Can't argue with too much of that  | |||
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"Noel Edmonds is a tit.Brexit is a shitfest.Teresa May is a twat.Jeremy Corbyn is an even bigger twat.The EU are also twats,just of varying sizes." Your on the ball you  | |||
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"Hasn't Noel tidybeard just gone into the Jungle on 'I'm running out of money give me a bonus' - apparently for 600 grand" Yeah, can't work out why Harry the crook is going in, he's as rich a Solomon! | |||
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"Charlie Austin's gonna get it sorted, now that he's fixed the premiership! "You could take his speech, replace "referees" with "Theresa May" and it would be spot on | |||
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"One woman fucks entire country at once "Wasn't it David Cameron who decided to have a referendum? | |||
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"One woman fucks entire country at once
Wasn't it David Cameron who decided to have a referendum?"Yeah but that was designed to destroy UKIP, not leave the bloody EU  | |||
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"One woman fucks entire country at once
Wasn't it David Cameron who decided to have a referendum?
Yeah but that was designed to destroy UKIP, not leave the bloody EU "Then he should have called a general election. | |||
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"One woman fucks entire country at once
Wasn't it David Cameron who decided to have a referendum?
Yeah but that was designed to destroy UKIP, not leave the bloody EU
Then he should have called a general election. "Or, he should have called it a survey. | |||
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"One woman fucks entire country at once
Wasn't it David Cameron who decided to have a referendum?
Yeah but that was designed to destroy UKIP, not leave the bloody EU
Then he should have called a general election.
Or, he should have called it a survey."To be fair, UKIP is dead. Sometimes the cure is worse than the disease | |||
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"Noel Edmonds is a tit." Careful, Neol is famously litigious. | |||
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"On a personal non political note...I not a tory..but i felt sorry for TM...she has been shit on by everyone.She was dealt this hand by Cameron who then fkd off..no human has to put it with what shes putting up eith. Does she really want screw the country..course not. Shes been left to pick up the turd without gloves...others have stabbed her and are now rejoicing in it. " Did you feel sorry for CM Punk/Phil Brooks when he decided to have a go at fighting in the UFC and got his face rearranged? Brexit, like MMA, is not something you just have a go at when you're clearly not cut out for the job. | |||
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"On a personal non political note...I not a tory..but i felt sorry for TM...she has been shit on by everyone.She was dealt this hand by Cameron who then fkd off..no human has to put it with what shes putting up eith. Does she really want screw the country..course not. Shes been left to pick up the turd without gloves...others have stabbed her and are now rejoicing in it. " AND Esther McVey's hair always looks better | |||
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"I would mess Esther McVeys hair up in a heartbeat...shes stunning" Are you 200000 disabled people because according to the UN she’d happily fuck you over? | |||
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"Translate ?" If me, I made a mistake and I got my figures slightly wrong, but my comment was based on a report by the UN that since PIP got introduced 120000 disabled people have died. | |||
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"Translate ?" She's a spiteful nasty cow | |||
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"On a personal non political note...I not a tory..but i felt sorry for TM...she has been shit on by everyone.She was dealt this hand by Cameron who then fkd off..no human has to put it with what shes putting up eith. Does she really want screw the country..course not. Shes been left to pick up the turd without gloves...others have stabbed her and are now rejoicing in it. " I don’t, she’s an architect of the hostile environment that brought about the Windrush scandal from her time in the Home Office with the ‘Go Home’ vans | |||
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"On a personal non political note...I not a tory..but i felt sorry for TM...she has been shit on by everyone.She was dealt this hand by Cameron who then fkd off..no human has to put it with what shes putting up eith. Does she really want screw the country..course not. Shes been left to pick up the turd without gloves...others have stabbed her and are now rejoicing in it. " Maybe, but nobody forced her to run for the leadership of the party | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021?" December 2020 | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021?" Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday | |||
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"Noel Edmonds is a tit.Brexit is a shitfest.Teresa May is a twat.Jeremy Corbyn is an even bigger twat.The EU are also twats,just of varying sizes." | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either" I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday "It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe | |||
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"On a personal non political note...I not a tory..but i felt sorry for TM...she has been shit on by everyone.She was dealt this hand by Cameron who then fkd off..no human has to put it with what shes putting up eith. Does she really want screw the country..course not. Shes been left to pick up the turd without gloves...others have stabbed her and are now rejoicing in it. " Just on one point: she decided to pick up that "hand" Cameron "dealt". | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe "What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then? | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then? "Still go just be an illegal. I plan to live off the grid anyway. Cash in hand work. Just keep moving. Come find me! | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then? "Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us. It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK. Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal. They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit. | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit."It'll come to a stage where there will be another public vote and we will end up staying. | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
It'll come to a stage where there will be another public vote and we will end up staying. "It can’t, out should mean out and if it does happen then we need a vote of no confidence in the government. | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit."But the other 26 countries can trade with each other and all the deals they have signed with the rest of the world.. it’s going to hurt the UK more. I agree they want to make an example so other countries don’t get any ideas | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad "iv made a fortune from it last 2 years feeding off peoples fear of the unknown to me its been like christmas | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
It'll come to a stage where there will be another public vote and we will end up staying. "There will never be a second vote.. they will never undermine democracy.. it will be either this deal or no deal | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad iv made a fortune from it last 2 years feeding off peoples fear of the unknown to me its been like christmas"Don’t you think it’s a lot clearer now what brexit is? | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
It'll come to a stage where there will be another public vote and we will end up staying.
There will never be a second vote.. they will never undermine democracy.. it will be either this deal or no deal "Personally I think they should phone the banker again and see if there's a better deal on the table! | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
But the other 26 countries can trade with each other and all the deals they have signed with the rest of the world.. it’s going to hurt the UK more.
I agree they want to make an example so other countries don’t get any ideas "Why do you think the EU has its HQ in Brussels? The least influential country when it all began. The Germans chose to put it there so they can keep control. If the can’t sell their cars in the Uk, they will lose more than JLR selling theirs to the EU. | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad iv made a fortune from it last 2 years feeding off peoples fear of the unknown to me its been like christmas
Don’t you think it’s a lot clearer now what brexit is? "no not untill it happens | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad iv made a fortune from it last 2 years feeding off peoples fear of the unknown to me its been like christmas
Don’t you think it’s a lot clearer now what brexit is? no not untill it happens"Yes agreed, but clearer than the last 2 years.. you now have a deal or no deal.. would you say it’s clearer? | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
But the other 26 countries can trade with each other and all the deals they have signed with the rest of the world.. it’s going to hurt the UK more.
I agree they want to make an example so other countries don’t get any ideas
Why do you think the EU has its HQ in Brussels?
The least influential country when it all began.
The Germans chose to put it there so they can keep control.
If the can’t sell their cars in the Uk, they will lose more than JLR selling theirs to the EU."Why won’t they sell cars? Japanese have been selling for years without being in the EU. JLR has already made a decision to move to the EU | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad iv made a fortune from it last 2 years feeding off peoples fear of the unknown to me its been like christmas
Don’t you think it’s a lot clearer now what brexit is? no not untill it happens
Yes agreed, but clearer than the last 2 years.. you now have a deal or no deal.. would you say it’s clearer? "no its still all words and legal statements im more a man of physical actions so i refuse to fear it until i see the effects myself | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad iv made a fortune from it last 2 years feeding off peoples fear of the unknown to me its been like christmas
Don’t you think it’s a lot clearer now what brexit is? no not untill it happens
Yes agreed, but clearer than the last 2 years.. you now have a deal or no deal.. would you say it’s clearer? no its still all words and legal statements im more a man of physical actions so i refuse to fear it until i see the effects myself"It’s more like signing up to a contract.. which explains what will happen and your rights. | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
But the other 26 countries can trade with each other and all the deals they have signed with the rest of the world.. it’s going to hurt the UK more.
I agree they want to make an example so other countries don’t get any ideas
Why do you think the EU has its HQ in Brussels?
The least influential country when it all began.
The Germans chose to put it there so they can keep control.
If the can’t sell their cars in the Uk, they will lose more than JLR selling theirs to the EU.
Why won’t they sell cars? Japanese have been selling for years without being in the EU.
JLR has already made a decision to move to the EU"If they don’t have a trade deal that allows them to sell their products or import them into the Uk of course. And who is at the top at JLR at the moment. Think he may be thinking, I may lose my job here. Feed the fear, that’s all they are doing. | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
But the other 26 countries can trade with each other and all the deals they have signed with the rest of the world.. it’s going to hurt the UK more.
I agree they want to make an example so other countries don’t get any ideas
Why do you think the EU has its HQ in Brussels?
The least influential country when it all began.
The Germans chose to put it there so they can keep control.
If the can’t sell their cars in the Uk, they will lose more than JLR selling theirs to the EU.
Why won’t they sell cars? Japanese have been selling for years without being in the EU.
JLR has already made a decision to move to the EU
If they don’t have a trade deal that allows them to sell their products or import them into the Uk of course.
And who is at the top at JLR at the moment.
Think he may be thinking, I may lose my job here.
Feed the fear, that’s all they are doing. "If you don’t have a trade deal you can still sell/buy a car or anything on a WTO tarrif | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad iv made a fortune from it last 2 years feeding off peoples fear of the unknown to me its been like christmas
Don’t you think it’s a lot clearer now what brexit is? no not untill it happens
Yes agreed, but clearer than the last 2 years.. you now have a deal or no deal.. would you say it’s clearer? no its still all words and legal statements im more a man of physical actions so i refuse to fear it until i see the effects myself
It’s more like signing up to a contract.. which explains what will happen and your rights. "either way it will be edited and watered down in yrs to come | |||
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"Omg you all drone on about wo is me threads this is the ultimate Nobody knows what will happen its never as bad as it seems or as good either I think we can tell it’s bad, very very bad iv made a fortune from it last 2 years feeding off peoples fear of the unknown to me its been like christmas
Don’t you think it’s a lot clearer now what brexit is? no not untill it happens
Yes agreed, but clearer than the last 2 years.. you now have a deal or no deal.. would you say it’s clearer? no its still all words and legal statements im more a man of physical actions so i refuse to fear it until i see the effects myself
It’s more like signing up to a contract.. which explains what will happen and your rights. either way it will be edited and watered down in yrs to come"wishy washy stuff | |||
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"One woman fucks entire country at once "Oh Merkel done that now they hunted the witch out | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
But the other 26 countries can trade with each other and all the deals they have signed with the rest of the world.. it’s going to hurt the UK more.
I agree they want to make an example so other countries don’t get any ideas
Why do you think the EU has its HQ in Brussels?
The least influential country when it all began.
The Germans chose to put it there so they can keep control.
If the can’t sell their cars in the Uk, they will lose more than JLR selling theirs to the EU.
Why won’t they sell cars? Japanese have been selling for years without being in the EU.
JLR has already made a decision to move to the EU
If they don’t have a trade deal that allows them to sell their products or import them into the Uk of course.
And who is at the top at JLR at the moment.
Think he may be thinking, I may lose my job here.
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"Our friends,,,, across the water have short memories. During the Second World War millions of British, Commonwealth and allies were killed freeing Europe,, not Britain. In the late 40's Britain borrowed over 120 billion,,,,, to fund the war to free Europe, that loan was paid back, which took over 60 years,, by the British tax payers,, no one else. Maybe EU should contribute towards that before we pay our bar bill !" yeah.... because the UK hasonly been getting a rebate on their EU conributions since.... erm...1985!!!! the "rebate" we get this years is almost 5 billion pounds!!! sometimes i wish people would know some fact before they write jingoistic and nationalist bullshit!!! if you want to know how much in terms of GDP for the nation it costs you to be part of the EU... it's 0.5% which means we spend 99.5% of everything else non EU related... | |||
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"Our friends,,,, across the water have short memories. During the Second World War millions of British, Commonwealth and allies were killed freeing Europe,, not Britain. In the late 40's Britain borrowed over 120 billion,,,,, to fund the war to free Europe, that loan was paid back, which took over 60 years,, by the British tax payers,, no one else. Maybe EU should contribute towards that before we pay our bar bill !" A fair point too. Love her or loathe her Maggie would’ve had this done and dusted 18 months ago. We’ve a weak, low-majority party in office, all backstabbing and jockeying for positions of power of their own personal agendas. A characterless, spineless leader carrying a poisoned chalice of Brexit, which she herself was against, and a bitter, divided nation. We’re a laughing-stock globally as it stands. We need a leader, a good one and I’m sad to say I don’t see one, in any of the parties. Be reet though  | |||
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"Our friends,,,, across the water have short memories. During the Second World War millions of British, Commonwealth and allies were killed freeing Europe,, not Britain. In the late 40's Britain borrowed over 120 billion,,,,, to fund the war to free Europe, that loan was paid back, which took over 60 years,, by the British tax payers,, no one else. Maybe EU should contribute towards that before we pay our bar bill ! yeah.... because the UK hasonly been getting a rebate on their EU conributions since.... erm...1985!!!! the "rebate" we get this years is almost 5 billion pounds!!! sometimes i wish people would know some fact before they write jingoistic and nationalist bullshit!!! if you want to know how much in terms of GDP for the nation it costs you to be part of the EU... it's 0.5% which means we spend 99.5% of everything else non EU related..." We spend 0.7% of GDP on Foreign Aid, but that doesn't get written on a bus does it Just for balance like..... | |||
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"Jack Bauer wouldn't stand for this shit" And doubtless he’d have it all in order in 23 hours and 59 minutes. However, he is a Merkin and that just won’t do | |||
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"Our friends,,,, across the water have short memories. During the Second World War millions of British, Commonwealth and allies were killed freeing Europe,, not Britain. In the late 40's Britain borrowed over 120 billion,,,,, to fund the war to free Europe, that loan was paid back, which took over 60 years,, by the British tax payers,, no one else. Maybe EU should contribute towards that before we pay our bar bill ! A fair point too. Love her or loathe her Maggie would’ve had this done and dusted 18 months ago. We’ve a weak, low-majority party in office, all backstabbing and jockeying for positions of power of their own personal agendas. A characterless, spineless leader carrying a poisoned chalice of Brexit, which she herself was against, and a bitter, divided nation. We’re a laughing-stock globally as it stands. We need a leader, a good one and I’m sad to say I don’t see one, in any of the parties. Be reet though "Maybe a short arsed German with a funny moustache? | |||
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"“May” deal “No” deal No Brexit What is the least risky option I wonder?" May's deal delivers as close a Brexit as I think is possible at this time. No deal throws everything in the air including NI border with no plan as to how anything will work out No Brexit, stay as we are So, No Brexit = no risk May's deal = low to medium risk No deal = high risk | |||
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"Our friends,,,, across the water have short memories. During the Second World War millions of British, Commonwealth and allies were killed freeing Europe,, not Britain. In the late 40's Britain borrowed over 120 billion,,,,, to fund the war to free Europe, that loan was paid back, which took over 60 years,, by the British tax payers,, no one else. Maybe EU should contribute towards that before we pay our bar bill ! A fair point too. Love her or loathe her Maggie would’ve had this done and dusted 18 months ago. We’ve a weak, low-majority party in office, all backstabbing and jockeying for positions of power of their own personal agendas. A characterless, spineless leader carrying a poisoned chalice of Brexit, which she herself was against, and a bitter, divided nation. We’re a laughing-stock globally as it stands. We need a leader, a good one and I’m sad to say I don’t see one, in any of the parties. Be reet though
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Wasn't it David Cameron who decided to have a referendum?
Yeah but that was designed to destroy UKIP, not leave the bloody EU "How many ukip Mep's are there? They must all be rubbing their hands - redundancy, pension only 4 months left to do. | |||
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"It's so complicated to leave because the EU, over many years, have manipulated new laws on us that have made it that way. Then billed us shit loads of money every year for more bollocks rulings to follow next year. EU directives are the scourge of business Pull out with no deal - they'll soon fall into disarray and we'll survive. Poland and Hungary are already telling them to fuck off " Your argument is flawed! The reason and only reason it's difficult for us is the GFA. Without that it would have been easier! It's not about New laws - A50 has always been there - written by a Brit by the way! Poland and Hungary both takers not givers will soon realise their mistakes (well the people will - not the right wing leaders). I do think the EU will start action against both countries - Poland first, and just watch the multinational companies leave and the Russians move close to the border. | |||
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"It's so complicated to leave because the EU, over many years, have manipulated new laws on us that have made it that way. Then billed us shit loads of money every year for more bollocks rulings to follow next year. EU directives are the scourge of business Pull out with no deal - they'll soon fall into disarray and we'll survive. Poland and Hungary are already telling them to fuck off " Did you take the blue pill? | |||
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"Noel Edmonds is a tit.Brexit is a shitfest.Teresa May is a twat.Jeremy Corbyn is an even bigger twat.The EU are also twats,just of varying sizes. Forgot to mention that Jacob Rees-Mogg is a helmet of epic proportions.Apologies Loving the last bit and couldn’t agree more. Worse bit is he must have been put there by his constituents." It does concern me somewhat that almost 29,000 North-East Somerset residents voted for the bigoted parasite.If he was the best option,how bad must the alternatives have been? | |||
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"Noel Edmonds is a tit.Brexit is a shitfest.Teresa May is a twat.Jeremy Corbyn is an even bigger twat.The EU are also twats,just of varying sizes. Forgot to mention that Jacob Rees-Mogg is a helmet of epic proportions.Apologies Loving the last bit and couldn’t agree more. Worse bit is he must have been put there by his constituents. It does concern me somewhat that almost 29,000 North-East Somerset residents voted for the bigoted parasite.If he was the best option,how bad must the alternatives have been? "They all were promised a ride in his Bentley! | |||
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"Bingo brexit is good in this thread. Without a deal we cant trade with the Eu. Something about cars. They should be grateful we saved them. (And out of our own good will. Not self preservation. No siree. Hitler would have let us be.) I’m disappointed fisherman haven’t been mentioned yet as they are the main source of gdp in the uk ... no ?" Fisherman must come under the service industry then as that brings in 78% of the UK’s GDP | |||
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"Bingo brexit is good in this thread. Without a deal we cant trade with the Eu. Something about cars. They should be grateful we saved them. (And out of our own good will. Not self preservation. No siree. Hitler would have let us be.) I’m disappointed fisherman haven’t been mentioned yet as they are the main source of gdp in the uk ... no ? Fisherman must come under the service industry then as that brings in 78% of the UK’s GDP" I was being flippant. The fishing industry gets a disproportionate amount of press for its size. But is a brexit go to. | |||
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"Should be hard brexit Laters we are out simple as that All this paying millions deal is rubbish There is a 100 good things about brexit to 1 bad thing " There's 100 BREXIT fantasies but 1 BREXIT fact. Fantasies are not deliverable. | |||
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"Bingo brexit is good in this thread. Without a deal we cant trade with the Eu. Something about cars. They should be grateful we saved them. (And out of our own good will. Not self preservation. No siree. Hitler would have let us be.) I’m disappointed fisherman haven’t been mentioned yet as they are the main source of gdp in the uk ... no ? Fisherman must come under the service industry then as that brings in 78% of the UK’s GDP I was being flippant. The fishing industry gets a disproportionate amount of press for its size. But is a brexit go to. " Good job we don’t watch the news or read a newspaper. It’s all what they want you to believe and rarely does the truth actually come out. | |||
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"Noel Edmonds is a tit.Brexit is a shitfest.Teresa May is a twat.Jeremy Corbyn is an even bigger twat.The EU are also twats,just of varying sizes. Forgot to mention that Jacob Rees-Mogg is a helmet of epic proportions.Apologies Loving the last bit and couldn’t agree more. Worse bit is he must have been put there by his constituents. It does concern me somewhat that almost 29,000 North-East Somerset residents voted for the bigoted parasite.If he was the best option,how bad must the alternatives have been?
They all were promised a ride in his Bentley! "He's the type of bloke that would hunt poor people and homosexuals for sport if he could get away with it.He'd probably feed immigrants to lions too. | |||
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"On a personal non political note...I not a tory..but i felt sorry for TM...she has been shit on by everyone.She was dealt this hand by Cameron who then fkd off..no human has to put it with what shes putting up eith. Does she really want screw the country..course not. Shes been left to pick up the turd without gloves...others have stabbed her and are now rejoicing in it. " I think you are correct. She has attempted to undertake an impossible task burdened with impossible expectations. It was always going to end in failure. However, don't expect a reasoned assessment of any of this on this forum. | |||
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"Lets be honest hear has there ever been a dodgier bunch than the "Brexit is best crew" Ree-Mogg..shifted his money abroad after the leave vote Gove..Backstabber and arch schemer Farage,...Your classic con man appeal to the lowest common denominator then piss off, letting others clear his mess Boris.....as above, but a bigger buffoon and more dangerous as he really believes he is capable of the main job. Davis ...has not got the brains or work ethic... So Theresa maybe no great shakes but she is a political giant against that shower of shit .. " | |||
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"It's so complicated to leave because the EU, over many years, have manipulated new laws on us that have made it that way. Then billed us shit loads of money every year for more bollocks rulings to follow next year. EU directives are the scourge of business Pull out with no deal - they'll soon fall into disarray and we'll survive. Poland and Hungary are already telling them to fuck off " We are weak and "they" have plotted against us? Name 5 laws over 40 years that have disadvantaged the UK. Your dream is that we "survive"? If someone broke a contract with you, would you do business with them again? Would anyone else? Why would the EU falk into disarray if they have the world's third biggest market and trade deals with 50 other countries? What do we sell that they can't by from within the remaining 27 let alone anyone else? Are Poland and Hungary saying that they do not want any EU money? Do you approve of political control of the judiciary and press? | |||
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"It's so complicated to leave because the EU, over many years, have manipulated new laws on us that have made it that way. Then billed us shit loads of money every year for more bollocks rulings to follow next year. EU directives are the scourge of business Pull out with no deal - they'll soon fall into disarray and we'll survive. Poland and Hungary are already telling them to fuck off We are weak and "they" have plotted against us? Name 5 laws over 40 years that have disadvantaged the UK. Your dream is that we "survive"? If someone broke a contract with you, would you do business with them again? Would anyone else? " We've not broken any contract and we're leaving the EU legally. Article 50 was written into the EU treaties, it's a legal mechanism that allows countries to leave legally. We've followed the rules of the contract and triggered article 50 which is our legal right under the EU treaties. So we leave in March with or without a deal legally. | |||
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"We've not broken any contract" Don't you mean 'we've not broken any international treaties yet'. In reply I'll point out that the high priests of brexit are continually making public statements both inside and outside Parliament calling for us to do that very thing. Even suggesting that if brexit causes a return of a 30 year violent insurrection in NI that is a small price to pay for brexit. | |||
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"Well I had a very interesting conversation with a friend in the pub last night who knows Aaron Banks professionally and had a phone conversation this week with him. Mr Banks brought up Brexit (my friend was avoiding the subject) and said two quite astonishing things. 1. If he had realised what was going to happen he would never have bankrolled the Leave campaign. 2. Given the choice he would vote remain now. I have known my friend for 15 years and his job brings him into contact with many very high profile people so I trust what he tells me implicitly. I wonder if that will alter your viewpoint at all Centy? " I think your friend is full of shit, has spun you a line and he heard it on the BBC Andrew Marr show. Aaron Banks said this on his recent appearance on the Andrew Marr show a couple of weeks ago and differs somewhat to the version 'your friend' came out with. Aaron Banks said on the Andrew Marr show that looking back now at the demons the referendum released and the subsequent corruption in government and attempts by the establishment and media to subvert democracy has been appalling and he may now wished we had remained. It's on the BBC iplayer if you want to watch it. | |||
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"Well I had a very interesting conversation with a friend in the pub last night who knows Aaron Banks professionally and had a phone conversation this week with him. Mr Banks brought up Brexit (my friend was avoiding the subject) and said two quite astonishing things. 1. If he had realised what was going to happen he would never have bankrolled the Leave campaign. 2. Given the choice he would vote remain now. I have known my friend for 15 years and his job brings him into contact with many very high profile people so I trust what he tells me implicitly. I wonder if that will alter your viewpoint at all Centy? " i am guessing mr banks probably realised that is it not a wise position for his "isle of man" business..... plus the amount of money he now can't move around the EU because of removal of "financial services passports"...... that and the whole "overspending and possibly getting the money via russian sources" thing........ | |||
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"Just what I expected from you centy. Dogmatic to the point of becoming irrational. “My friend” knows what he is talking about and has known Mr Banks personally for a number of years so don’t try and belittle me or him because the information doesn’t conform with your world view. Man up and accept that life is fluid and that given the way that Brexit is heading It’s just possible that one of the main instigators of the scheme is now having second thoughts. I’m not saying he has had a conversion but I am saying he has regrets. " FFS it was on the television! The information doesn't have to conform with my world view, Aaron Banks did the interview on the BBC Andrew Marr show for the whole world to see and I just quoted what he said publicly (not what your imaginary friend may or may not have heard in private). As I said if you're in any doubt go and watch the interview yourself on the BBC iplayer , it's freely available to anyone with a television licence. | |||
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"Just what I expected from you centy. Dogmatic to the point of becoming irrational. “My friend” knows what he is talking about and has known Mr Banks personally for a number of years so don’t try and belittle me or him because the information doesn’t conform with your world view. Man up and accept that life is fluid and that given the way that Brexit is heading It’s just possible that one of the main instigators of the scheme is now having second thoughts. I’m not saying he has had a conversion but I am saying he has regrets. FFS it was on the television! The information doesn't have to conform with my world view, Aaron Banks did the interview on the BBC Andrew Marr show for the whole world to see and I just quoted what he said publicly (not what your imaginary friend may or may not have heard in private). As I said if you're in any doubt go and watch the interview yourself on the BBC iplayer , it's freely available to anyone with a television licence. " Did he not say on said programme he's vote remain now? | |||
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"Just what I expected from you centy. Dogmatic to the point of becoming irrational. “My friend” knows what he is talking about and has known Mr Banks personally for a number of years so don’t try and belittle me or him because the information doesn’t conform with your world view. Man up and accept that life is fluid and that given the way that Brexit is heading It’s just possible that one of the main instigators of the scheme is now having second thoughts. I’m not saying he has had a conversion but I am saying he has regrets. FFS it was on the television! The information doesn't have to conform with my world view, Aaron Banks did the interview on the BBC Andrew Marr show for the whole world to see and I just quoted what he said publicly (not what your imaginary friend may or may not have heard in private). As I said if you're in any doubt go and watch the interview yourself on the BBC iplayer , it's freely available to anyone with a television licence. Did he not say on said programme he's vote remain now?" “The corruption I have seen in British politics, the sewer that exists, and the disgraceful behaviour of the Government over what they are doing with Brexit and how they are selling it out means that if I had my time again I think we would have been better to probably Remain and not unleash these demons.” It sounds like he is saying he would vote remain unless we have leave supporting government. However, that government was democratically elected albeit in a minority. It sounds like he is blaming other people for not delivering the Brexit he promised. It sounds like he has little regard for the system of government who's sovereignty he claims to value. How else should this quote be interpreted? | |||
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"My imaginary friend? You need to go and have a lie down son! Facts 1; Aaron Banks lives just outside Bristol which is where I hail from 2; my imaginary friend works for a very big financial organisation who I am not going to name and knows lots of wealthy people who he has a working relationship with 3; I am retelling a conversation that actually happened in reality. Your attempts to belittle anyone who opposes your point of view are unpleasant and you calling me a liar who makes up stories that are general knowledge is a classic deflection attempt. I’m telling the truth, you don’t like it and therefore you attack me personally. Classic bully boy tactics." Same old tactics. He's like the MP Mark Francois (great British name btw), who when asked if he had read the whole 550 pages yet - NO! Like the other idiot Peter Bone who tabled a question that we could leave and pay nowt! Muppet! Someone obviously threw a bone and he took it. We are locked in until 2020 which is when the current EU budget runs out - another reason why they would offer a 2 year transition as part would be in the new budget period! Oh a slight critism it's Arron, not the correct spelling which you have, - his dad cocked up on registration of birth - good omen. | |||
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"My imaginary friend? You need to go and have a lie down son! Facts 1; Aaron Banks lives just outside Bristol which is where I hail from 2; my imaginary friend works for a very big financial organisation who I am not going to name and knows lots of wealthy people who he has a working relationship with 3; I am retelling a conversation that actually happened in reality. Your attempts to belittle anyone who opposes your point of view are unpleasant and you calling me a liar who makes up stories that are general knowledge is a classic deflection attempt. I’m telling the truth, you don’t like it and therefore you attack me personally. Classic bully boy tactics. Same old tactics. He's like the MP Mark Francois (great British name btw), who when asked if he had read the whole 550 pages yet - NO! Like the other idiot Peter Bone who tabled a question that we could leave and pay nowt! Muppet! Someone obviously threw a bone and he took it. We are locked in until 2020 which is when the current EU budget runs out - another reason why they would offer a 2 year transition as part would be in the new budget period! Oh a slight critism it's Arron, not the correct spelling which you have, - his dad cocked up on registration of birth - good omen." Thank you for your thoughts, well reasoned as they always are, as for spelling his name right, well mea culpa but that bad omen did bring a smile to my lips | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. " Not really. Centaur frequently argues vociferously in favour of positions that undermine his own standpoint primarily because it is against someone whom he takes exception to in general. Centaur just "argues against" as a matter of course. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. " I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying. "You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks. "You’re posts are entertaining. BBC = liberal propaganda. BBC = the only trustworthy news source House of Lords = enemy of the people House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns. Keep up the good work. | |||
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")1. If he had realised what was going to happen he would never have bankrolled the Leave campaign. 2. Given the choice he would vote remain now." "The corruption I have seen in British politics, the sewer that exists, and the disgraceful behaviour of the Government over what they are doing with Brexit and how they are selling it out means that if I had my time again I think we would have been better to probably Remain and not unleash these demons.”" At least you both agree he said he thinks, given where we are today, remain would have been a better option. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work. "You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol. So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns. Keep up the good work. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work. "I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work. "As usual, you only read headlines. The legal position of the Upper House is that a strict legal position is that we would have a good case for not being liable to pay a divorce settlement if there is no agreement. It is, however debatable. You had previously unilaterally decided that we weren't liable to make a payment under any circumstances ever. They also say don't go there if you can possibly avoid it. "However, the strictly legal position of the UK on this issue appears to be strong. Article 50 provides for a ‘guillotine’ after two years if a withdrawal agreement is not reached unless all Member States, including the UK, agree to extend negotiations. Although there are competing interpretations, we conclude that if agreement is not reached, all EU law—including provisions concerning ongoing financial contributions and machinery for adjudication—will cease to apply, and the UK would be subject to no enforceable obligation to make any financial contribution at all. This would be undesirable for the remaining Member States, who would have to decide how to plug the hole in the budget created by the UK’s exit without any kind of transition. It would also damage the prospects of reaching friendly agreement on other issues. Nonetheless, the ultimate possibility of the UK walking away from negotiations without incurring financial commitments provides an important context. Given the legal and political void that would be created by a disorderly exit, we share the Government’s view of the advantages of achieving a negotiated agreement. This is particularly the case given the provision in Article 50 for a withdrawal agreement to take account of the framework for an exiting state’s future relationship with the Union. If the Government wishes to include future market access on favourable terms as part of the discussions on the withdrawal agreement, it is likely to prove impossible to do so without also reaching agreement on the issue of the budget. Many figures have been suggested for the UK’s ‘exit bill’, with the European Commission’s chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, reportedly putting the bill at close to €60 billion. This report seeks to examine the factors contributing to these suggestions and highlights the difficulty of arriving at any definitive figure. We explore the wide range of figures it is possible to produce, depending on the chosen calculations of liabilities, assets and any UK ‘share’. We hope that a withdrawal agreement can indeed be reached within the two years of the Article 50 period. It is contingent on both sides recognising the gravity of the alternative and being willing to reach agreement on reasonable terms in the spirit of reciprocity." | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house. "I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles. As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh."I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it."Get on with what? | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course "And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave? | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course
And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave?
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course
And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave?
Just any leave god damn it *stamp* *stamp* *stamp*
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it."How? Without specifics of the exact measures, including how the Good Friday agreement is upheld, the Article 50's 2 year period having a few weeks left and all the legal changes that need implementation - not to mention air traffic etc out of the UK, it becomes like one of those platitudes the failed politicians have used, like brexit means brexit. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
How? Without specifics of the exact measures, including how the Good Friday agreement is upheld, the Article 50's 2 year period having a few weeks left and all the legal changes that need implementation - not to mention air traffic etc out of the UK, it becomes like one of those platitudes the failed politicians have used, like brexit means brexit. "How did we ever cope before joining the ECC? | |||
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" Pay nothing and leave Use the billions to invest in the UK instead. After all we have been fleeced for years The Euro says it all." a) we have been getting a EU rebate every year for the last 33 years b) if you decided not to pay stuff that you have already legally committed to and signed for.... what would happen to your credit rating? (bearing in mind the OBR figures for 18/19 suggest we will need to borrow £37.1bn pounds) c) the euro in your words may say it all, but since the brexit vote the pound have lost about 15-20% of its value against the euro | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
How? Without specifics of the exact measures, including how the Good Friday agreement is upheld, the Article 50's 2 year period having a few weeks left and all the legal changes that need implementation - not to mention air traffic etc out of the UK, it becomes like one of those platitudes the failed politicians have used, like brexit means brexit.
How did we ever cope before joining the ECC?"What a simplistic comparison of a question that's so hard to comprehend the logic of it that it could be asked to start with. It's questions like this that highlights the low level BREXIT mentality. | |||
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"It's really very simple. Brexit means BREXIT! Theresa May, our DEMOCRATICALLY elected Prime Minister has now told us exactly what BREXIT means. Stop Breximoaning and GET BEHIND BREXIT! If you disagree do explain in terms of the arguments you've provided previously demanding support from remainers "I can't if this is a joke or not? I presume it is but after the last few years it's so hard to tell! | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course
And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave?
Just any leave god damn it *stamp* *stamp* *stamp*
Pay nothing and leave
Use the billions to invest in the UK instead.
After all we have been fleeced for years
The Euro says it all." You're correct we have been fleeced by the EU for years. We're a net contributor and have been paying over the odds in membership fees for far too long. The EU also hits us with surprise bills completely out the blue as David Cameron found out during his time in office in 2014 when the EU sprung a surprise bill on him for £1.7 billion which the EU said was backdated and was to cover money Britain had made on the black market to cover things like drugs and prostitution.
Cameron said he wouldn't pay it and it was an unacceptable way for the EU to behave but later capitulated and paid the EU the £1.7 billion in full.... Just about sums up the spineless twat.
To top it off we don't even get a trade surplus with the EU for all this extortionate expense, we have a trade deficit with the EU. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course
And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave?
Just any leave god damn it *stamp* *stamp* *stamp*
Pay nothing and leave
Use the billions to invest in the UK instead.
After all we have been fleeced for years
The Euro says it all.
You're correct we have been fleeced by the EU for years. We're a net contributor and have been paying over the odds in membership fees for far too long. The EU also hits us with surprise bills completely out the blue as David Cameron found out during his time in office in 2014 when the EU sprung a surprise bill on him for £1.7 billion which the EU said was backdated and was to cover money Britain had made on the black market to cover things like drugs and prostitution.
Cameron said he wouldn't pay it and it was an unacceptable way for the EU to behave but later capitulated and paid the EU the £1.7 billion in full.... Just about sums up the spineless twat.
To top it off we don't even get a trade surplus with the EU for all this extortionate expense, we have a trade deficit with the EU. "Times not going to be your friend! But by judging on the time you spend on these post you probably don't need any. Get yourself a holiday...Europe's great...no red tape. | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course
And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave?
Just any leave god damn it *stamp* *stamp* *stamp*
Pay nothing and leave
Use the billions to invest in the UK instead.
After all we have been fleeced for years
The Euro says it all.
You're correct we have been fleeced by the EU for years. We're a net contributor and have been paying over the odds in membership fees for far too long. The EU also hits us with surprise bills completely out the blue as David Cameron found out during his time in office in 2014 when the EU sprung a surprise bill on him for £1.7 billion which the EU said was backdated and was to cover money Britain had made on the black market to cover things like drugs and prostitution.
Cameron said he wouldn't pay it and it was an unacceptable way for the EU to behave but later capitulated and paid the EU the £1.7 billion in full.... Just about sums up the spineless twat.
To top it off we don't even get a trade surplus with the EU for all this extortionate expense, we have a trade deficit with the EU. "Silly boy. You just read the Daily Mail headline again didn't you? Both Greece and Italy paid more for the same reasons. The UK also paid more because our economy grew more than predicted and as contributions are calculated as a proportion of the size of the economy... You think the point of trade is to get a trade surplus? Is that "winning"? Silly boy | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course
And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave?
Just any leave god damn it *stamp* *stamp* *stamp*
Pay nothing and leave
Use the billions to invest in the UK instead.
After all we have been fleeced for years
The Euro says it all."They'll just sue us for the money in arbitration. | |||
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"It's really very simple. Brexit means BREXIT! Theresa May, our DEMOCRATICALLY elected Prime Minister has now told us exactly what BREXIT means. Stop Breximoaning and GET BEHIND BREXIT! If you disagree do explain in terms of the arguments you've provided previously demanding support from remainers
I can't if this is a joke or not? I presume it is but after the last few years it's so hard to tell!"It's a little bit of both. Parody. There will be no response | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course
And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave?
Just any leave god damn it *stamp* *stamp* *stamp*
Pay nothing and leave
Use the billions to invest in the UK instead.
After all we have been fleeced for years
The Euro says it all."But Douglas Caswell we could get a better trade deal once we left the EU. Gove said we would be able to negotiate a good trade deal after we'd left because we held all the cards. Non of the Leave campaigns said we would leave with 'no deal'. So, Leave having repeatedly said in the referendum campaign that we would Leave with a new negotiated trade deal, how does Leaving with 'no deal' actually fulfill that campaign commitment and, if it doesn't fulfill the campaign commitment, how can it be claimed to be 'the will of the people'? | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
How? Without specifics of the exact measures, including how the Good Friday agreement is upheld, the Article 50's 2 year period having a few weeks left and all the legal changes that need implementation - not to mention air traffic etc out of the UK, it becomes like one of those platitudes the failed politicians have used, like brexit means brexit.
How did we ever cope before joining the ECC?"I going to assume you ment the EEC. But this BREXIT is not actually taking us back to 1973, when we joined the EEC. This BREXIT is also taking out of EFTA that we've been in since 1960. And how did we ever manage before 1960? Mostly, with austerity since the war, pretty badly. The world, and Britain has moved on since 1960. In 1960 there were no motorways. In 1960 most households were lucky if they had 1 black & white TV. In 1960 most households didn't have a telephone. In 1960 must households didn't have central heating. In 1960 no one new what a supermarket was. I don't know how people managed in 1960 but you're right they did manage but I wouldn't want to start living like that now, would you? | |||
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"When there was a vote to leave or stay I was a leaver. Now I want us to stay or at least have free movement. I'm going backpacking next year around Europe. Think they said the rules and regs won't actually change until 2021? Are your brexit views based on a back packing holiday
It is now yeah and it's not a holiday I'm going to live abroad. There's no time limit I'm just going to France and see what happens. Work as I go. I don't plan to come back to UK. I plan to do the World. At least I got 2 years to do Europe
What if we get no deal Rhys? We all know parliament is going to vote against this deal so it’s a no deal brexit.. what would you do then?
Why has no one said to the EU, you won’t be allowed to trade with us.
It will hurt them just as much as it will the UK.
Like everything EU it will come to a corrupt deal.
They want to stop us so the rest don’t follow suit.
But the other 26 countries can trade with each other and all the deals they have signed with the rest of the world.. it’s going to hurt the UK more.
I agree they want to make an example so other countries don’t get any ideas
Why do you think the EU has its HQ in Brussels?
The least influential country when it all began.
The Germans chose to put it there so they can keep control.
If the can’t sell their cars in the Uk, they will lose more than JLR selling theirs to the EU."I dont think you understand the German car industry very well do you? | |||
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"It's so complicated to leave because the EU, over many years, have manipulated new laws on us that have made it that way. Then billed us shit loads of money every year for more bollocks rulings to follow next year. EU directives are the scourge of business Pull out with no deal - they'll soon fall into disarray and we'll survive. Poland and Hungary are already telling them to fuck off " Can I have some of what you're taking? | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
How? Without specifics of the exact measures, including how the Good Friday agreement is upheld, the Article 50's 2 year period having a few weeks left and all the legal changes that need implementation - not to mention air traffic etc out of the UK, it becomes like one of those platitudes the failed politicians have used, like brexit means brexit.
How did we ever cope before joining the ECC?
I going to assume you ment the EEC.
But this BREXIT is not actually taking us back to 1973, when we joined the EEC. This BREXIT is also taking out of EFTA that we've been in since 1960.
And how did we ever manage before 1960? Mostly, with austerity since the war, pretty badly.
The world, and Britain has moved on since 1960. In 1960 there were no motorways. In 1960 most households were lucky if they had 1 black & white TV. In 1960 most households didn't have a telephone. In 1960 must households didn't have central heating. In 1960 no one new what a supermarket was. I don't know how people managed in 1960 but you're right they did manage but I wouldn't want to start living like that now, would you?
"A lot of things have been invented and reinvented since the 1960s. You cannot seriously believe that none of that would have happened had we not been in the EU (or whatever other names it went by in the past,) surely nobody is that naive. I went to France in the 1970s, and most places I visited didn’t have proper toilets. I don’t know if they are still squatting above a hole in the floor to poop, but if they are not then it will be nothing to do with the EU. We would all have moved with the times, and we will continue to do so... | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
How? Without specifics of the exact measures, including how the Good Friday agreement is upheld, the Article 50's 2 year period having a few weeks left and all the legal changes that need implementation - not to mention air traffic etc out of the UK, it becomes like one of those platitudes the failed politicians have used, like brexit means brexit.
How did we ever cope before joining the ECC?
I going to assume you ment the EEC.
But this BREXIT is not actually taking us back to 1973, when we joined the EEC. This BREXIT is also taking out of EFTA that we've been in since 1960.
And how did we ever manage before 1960? Mostly, with austerity since the war, pretty badly.
The world, and Britain has moved on since 1960. In 1960 there were no motorways. In 1960 most households were lucky if they had 1 black & white TV. In 1960 most households didn't have a telephone. In 1960 must households didn't have central heating. In 1960 no one new what a supermarket was. I don't know how people managed in 1960 but you're right they did manage but I wouldn't want to start living like that now, would you?
A lot of things have been invented and reinvented since the 1960s. You cannot seriously believe that none of that would have happened had we not been in the EU (or whatever other names it went by in the past,) surely nobody is that naive.
I went to France in the 1970s, and most places I visited didn’t have proper toilets. I don’t know if they are still squatting above a hole in the floor to poop, but if they are not then it will be nothing to do with the EU.
We would all have moved with the times, and we will continue to do so..."Most hygienic way of using public toilets! But since you haven't been for 40 yrs there is a mix of both versions available - personal choice! | |||
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" How did we ever cope before joining the ECC? I going to assume you ment the EEC. But this BREXIT is not actually taking us back to 1973, when we joined the EEC. This BREXIT is also taking out of EFTA that we've been in since 1960. And how did we ever manage before 1960? Mostly, with austerity since the war, pretty badly. The world, and Britain has moved on since 1960. In 1960 there were no motorways. In 1960 most households were lucky if they had 1 black & white TV. In 1960 most households didn't have a telephone. In 1960 must households didn't have central heating. In 1960 no one new what a supermarket was. I don't know how people managed in 1960 but you're right they did manage but I wouldn't want to start living like that now, would you? A lot of things have been invented and reinvented since the 1960s. You cannot seriously believe that none of that would have happened had we not been in the EU (or whatever other names it went by in the past,) surely nobody is that naive. " Doh!! You totally missed the point & got the whole thing the wrong way round. Someone said how did we ever manage before in the 1960's and the reply was to say we can't compare now to the 60's at all, they wern't saying the EU built the motorways, made colour TV's & invented supermarkets *Facepalm* | |||
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
Get on with what?
Leaving of course
And which Leave should they get on with. May's Leave, Mogg's Canada+++ Leave, the EU's original EEA leave, Mogg's revised WTO+-+ Leave, what ever Leave the cabinet gang of 5 cobble together this weak or 'no deal' Leave?
Just any leave god damn it *stamp* *stamp* *stamp*
Pay nothing and leave
Use the billions to invest in the UK instead.
After all we have been fleeced for years
The Euro says it all.
You're correct we have been fleeced by the EU for years. We're a net contributor and have been paying over the odds in membership fees for far too long. The EU also hits us with surprise bills completely out the blue as David Cameron found out during his time in office in 2014 when the EU sprung a surprise bill on him for £1.7 billion which the EU said was backdated and was to cover money Britain had made on the black market to cover things like drugs and prostitution.
Cameron said he wouldn't pay it and it was an unacceptable way for the EU to behave but later capitulated and paid the EU the £1.7 billion in full.... Just about sums up the spineless twat.
To top it off we don't even get a trade surplus with the EU for all this extortionate expense, we have a trade deficit with the EU.
Times not going to be your friend! But by judging on the time you spend on these post you probably don't need any. Get yourself a holiday...Europe's great...no red tape."I've had 2 holidays this year, one on the south coast of the UK in Weymouth and one in Gran Canaria, Spain. It was actually hotter in Weymouth than Spain when I was there, who says you need to go abroad for the Sun. 
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"Aren’t foxed and centy agreeing on what Banks has said, just disagreeing on the source. And while he did say that on the Marr show, and foxeds friend may be pulling a fast one, if his friend does know Banks it shoudlnt be a suprise he’s saying the same thing again. It’s an odd argument to be having. I’d never agree with anything Centy says though. O
It’s true that we may actually be telling the same story but I don’t feel the need to call someone a liar with imaginary friends. I was relaying an open and honest conversation which I had with my friend in a nice pub in a nice part of Bristol. He is a professional and is not one for spreading innuendo and gossip and it’s only because we are old friends and he knows that we don’t swim in the same business circles that he told me. I know him and trust his word and if there is any value in what he told me it is that it was a direct conversation he had with Mr Banks. Brexit is a shit storm and I worry what will happen tomorrow but I won’t be shouted down by barrack room bullying.
You'd be really good presenting Jackanory. The difference between my version and yours is my version was a public broadcast on the BBC that anyone can watch on the iplayer. Yours is a private conversation that only you can confirm. I'll take the public broadcast on state television rather than some randoms word on a swingers forum, thanks.
You’re posts are entertaining.
BBC = liberal propaganda.
BBC = the only trustworthy news source
House of Lords = enemy of the people
House of Lords = only people who can be trusted about International law
Jeremy Corbyn = worst socialist ever
Jeremy Corbyn = brexiteer and anti-Semite
I’m paraphrasing of course, as I can’t remember your exact words. Your pro-Brexit rants are now legendary for their inaccuracy, complete ignorance of facts and evidence and your spectacular U-turns.
Keep up the good work.
You do realise that works both ways. Remaines kissing the Lords arses and putting them up on a pedestal saying they know best and are very well informed when they voted against the EU Withdrawal bill, and yet when it comes to what the Lords said on the divorce bill suddenly they can't be trusted and they know nothing about contract law, lol.
So maybe take a long hard look in the mirror when it comes to u-turns.
Keep up the good work.
I don’t like the house or lords at all. I don’t like the hereditary peers system and I think we should get rid of them and go for the Irish model for the upper house.
I do luke the idea of an independently appointed upper house that reviews legislation based on knowledge and experience = wisdom. Not driven by short-term news cycles or five year election cycles.
As for hereditary peers, I agree - meh.
I mostly agree with you however now is not the time. We all know that the only reason Lords' reform or abolition is being pushed right no is because the right wing want to punish them for not blindly falling into line on their BREXIT agenda. Let's get BREXIT sorted first (preferably killed), let things settle down, then look at Lords' reform, but not abolition.
So much for a democratic Britain.
The leave won so just get on with it.
How? Without specifics of the exact measures, including how the Good Friday agreement is upheld, the Article 50's 2 year period having a few weeks left and all the legal changes that need implementation - not to mention air traffic etc out of the UK, it becomes like one of those platitudes the failed politicians have used, like brexit means brexit.
How did we ever cope before joining the ECC?
I going to assume you ment the EEC.
But this BREXIT is not actually taking us back to 1973, when we joined the EEC. This BREXIT is also taking out of EFTA that we've been in since 1960.
And how did we ever manage before 1960? Mostly, with austerity since the war, pretty badly.
The world, and Britain has moved on since 1960. In 1960 there were no motorways. In 1960 most households were lucky if they had 1 black & white TV. In 1960 most households didn't have a telephone. In 1960 must households didn't have central heating. In 1960 no one new what a supermarket was. I don't know how people managed in 1960 but you're right they did manage but I wouldn't want to start living like that now, would you?
A lot of things have been invented and reinvented since the 1960s. You cannot seriously believe that none of that would have happened had we not been in the EU (or whatever other names it went by in the past,) surely nobody is that naive.
I went to France in the 1970s, and most places I visited didn’t have proper toilets. I don’t know if they are still squatting above a hole in the floor to poop, but if they are not then it will be nothing to do with the EU.
We would all have moved with the times, and we will continue to do so..."With respect, I wasn't trying to say that, if we hadn't been in the EU/EC/EEC/EFTA since 1960 we wouldn't have made any progress. What I am pointing out is that the world has changed since 1960 and, where as we may have managed without things in the past it doesn't mean that we can easily go back to managing without them now. Saying we managed OK before we joined EFTA in 1960 so why can't we manage again now is a bit like saying we managed OK in 1960 before the M1 and M6 were built so why not dig them over and manage without them again now. | |||
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"Yes as long as you remember to remove your trousers and pants befor using as otherwise you might find an unwelcome lodger as you pull your trousers back up - it happened to a friend of my uncle and he’s never lived it down (or gone back!) Interestingly there is a market in German and Nordic countries for urinals in bathrooms (sometimes with a loo seat type lift up flap to stop the kiddies fingers going where they should not). Funny how many of the french think our sit down loos are disgusting too. Funny old world isn’t it?" I remember back in the 70s, on camping holiday in France, going for a shower and wondering surly that plugholes too big! How does it stop the soap falling through. And where the bloody hell is the shower head. I was really surprised when I pulled the chain, thinking that would start the shower, to suddenly find freezing cold water squirting around my feet. Bloody EU toilets. | |||
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"Yes as long as you remember to remove your trousers and pants befor using as otherwise you might find an unwelcome lodger as you pull your trousers back up - it happened to a friend of my uncle and he’s never lived it down (or gone back!) Interestingly there is a market in German and Nordic countries for urinals in bathrooms (sometimes with a loo seat type lift up flap to stop the kiddies fingers going where they should not). Funny how many of the french think our sit down loos are disgusting too. Funny old world isn’t it? I remember back in the 70s, on camping holiday in France, going for a shower and wondering surly that plugholes too big! How does it stop the soap falling through. And where the bloody hell is the shower head. I was really surprised when I pulled the chain, thinking that would start the shower, to suddenly find freezing cold water squirting around my feet. Bloody EU toilets. " Turkey's got them shitters in crappy 1 star hotel's...they must be joining the EU | |||
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